A's Complete Five Game World Series Triumph Over Dodgers
Oakland claims their first five game World Series win over Los Angeles Dodgers to begin a potential dynasty. Reggie Jackson and Bert Campaneris star as Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, and a sharp defense seal the win. Buckner, Yeager, and North handled the late drama while Green, Bando, and teammates highlight flawless fielding.
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Righetti poses problems for Braves in NL opener
Santa Barbara looms as a tough foe for the Lompoc Braves in the NL opener as Dos Pueblos presents a giant challenge. The preview notes Righetti’s strong pitching and the Braves’ rebuilding lineup facing a high-stakes start.
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Monroe Leads Knicks In 89 74 Opener Over Jazz
Earl Monroe scored 20 points to spark the New York Knicks to an 89 74 season opening win over the New Orleans Jazz. Walt Frazier missed the game with flu while John Gianelli grabbed a career high 18 rebounds. Pete Maravich led the Jazz with 15 points.
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Dodger Friend Murmurs Flight From World Series Hype
A man reveals a yearly World Series aversion that makes him avoid watching baseball and even leave town during October. He fears judgment for his feelings and admits he cannot find help or understanding, while colleagues react with disbelief and empathy.
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Lompoc Sports Schedule Highlights Local Events
Today football games feature Righetti at Lompoc and Cabrillo at San Luis at 8 p.m. Also Hancock hosts cross country at 9 a.m. and a 6:30 p.m. football match at Glendale College. Sunday motocross at Spillway Park includes classes for all ages with sign-up at 7:30 a.m. and $5 entry.
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Aaron's hot 65 tops in Texas
Floridian Tommy Aaron shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Texas Open after the first round at Woodlake Golf Club. The 37 year old Masters champion birdied six times with two from 30 feet and had no bogeys, in calm windless conditions.
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Commodores face Georgia Grid upstarts in deep
Vanderbilt returns home after a 24 10 win over Florida and a tough slate that included Alabama. Georgia is a seven point favorite as homecoming unfolds while other top 10 teams line up against varied foes. Ohio State Michigan Alabama Auburn USC Texas A M Notre Dame NC State Penn State Arizona also feature on the slate.
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ABA Opens Eighth Season With Malone Centerstage
Moses Malone, the ABA’s most publicized rookie since Julius Erving, headlines the opening night as Utah Stars meet New York Nets in Uniondale. Other first games feature San Antonio vs Indiana, Memphis at St Louis, and Kentucky hosting Denver.
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King, Goolagong Advance In Virginia Slims Quarterfinals
Billie Jean King defeated Helen Gourlay 6-1 6-2 in Los Angeles to move into the Virginia Slims Tournament semifinal. Evonne Goolagong edged Lesley Hunt 7-6 7-5 in a hard night match to reach the last four.
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